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FC Cincinnati’s Evander fined by MLS Disciplinary Committee

The MLS Disciplinary Committee has issued the following rulings after Matchday 31 of the 2025 season. MLS Disciplinary Committee fined Evander The Committee has fined FC Cincinnati midfielder Evander for violating the league’s policy regarding simulation/embellishment in the 36th minute of Cincinnati’s match against Philadelphia Union on August 30th. Toklomati fined The MLS Disciplinary Committee has fined Charlotte FC forward Idan Toklomati for making an inappropriate gesture in the 87th minute of Charlotte FC’s match against the New England Revolution on August 30th.

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Minnesota United Lock Down Markanich with Long-Term Extension

Minnesota United have secured the future of one of their key breakout performers, announcing Tuesday that defender Anthony Markanich has signed a contract extension through 2028, with a club option for 2029. The 25-year-old has quickly established himself since joining the Loons in 2024, making 35 appearances across all competitions. This year, he’s emerged as a difference-maker, featuring in 26 MLS matches and contributing six goals and one assist. Markanich’s new deal underscores Minnesota’s intent to build around a core of rising talent as they push for continued success in MLS.

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Seattle Sounders identity fuels Leagues Cup title: “It was beautiful”

As a player and coach, Brian Schmetzer has won over a dozen trophies with Seattle Sounders FC. But with Seattle’s 3-0 takedown of Inter Miami CF in Sunday’s Leagues Cup 2025 final at Lumen Field, the longtime manager might have led the Sounders to their most impressive feat yet. Taking on a Herons’ side rife with superstar talent, led by arguably the sport’s best-ever player in Lionel Messi, Seattle lifted their first-ever Leagues Cup title with a commanding performance. “The success that [majority owner Adrian Hanauer] and I have built should not be discounted,” an emotional Schmetzer said at his postgame press conference. “Because when we came, we were a USL team and he had a vision to get the team into MLS, and we had big owners and an ownership group and things. But he’s the one who does the things behind the scenes, and it’s a credit to him. “The organization from top to bottom, the coaches, everybody, they deserve this,” Schmetzer added. “The fans deserve this win. Because it’s been 20-some odd years since I’ve been with the club, and then you sprinkle in a couple years when I was 17, 19, 20 – so it might even be 25. I’ll have to do the math. But credit to everybody in the organization.”

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The New York Mets outfield depth has taken another major hit

Jesse Winker suffered a setback in his rehab that will effectively end his season,, while Tyrone Taylor was recently placed on the injured list with a hamstring issue. Jose Siri also remains sidelined, still working his way back from a fractured tibia. With multiple outfielders down, the Mets may be forced to dip into the free-agent market. Two names who could make sense are Eddie Rosario and Alex Verdugo, both of whom spent time with the division-rival Atlanta Braves earlier this year. Eddie RosarioA 10-year veteran, Rosario has only appeared in five games across two teams this season. However, his postseason pedigree is well documented. During Atlanta’s 2021 World Series run, Rosario earned NLCS MVP honors, hitting .560 with three home runs in that series alone. Across 30 career postseason appearances, Rosario owns a .289 batting average with five homers and 14 RBIs — exactly the kind of experience the Mets could use if they make a playoff push. Alex VerdugoVerdugo, meanwhile, played 56 games for the Braves this season before being released following the reinstatement of Jurickson Profar. While he struggled in Atlanta, batting .239 with 31 strikeouts, he still showed flashes of his contact ability, collecting 46 hits. Like Rosario, Verdugo has October experience, appearing in 25 postseason games with the Red Sox and Yankees, where he posted a .256 average with two homers and 14 RBIs. Neither Rosario nor Verdugo represents a long-term solution, but both could provide the Mets with much-needed outfield depth and valuable postseason know-how.

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Astros Enter September in Tight AL West Battle After Up-and-Down Summer

The Houston Astros have endured a season of highs and lows, yet remain atop the American League West as the calendar turns to September. Houston holds a three-game lead over the Seattle Mariners and a 4.5-game advantage on the Texas Rangers following Labor Day. With Texas charging and plenty of baseball left, securing another division crown will be no easy task. The Astros’ cushion was built on a strong early stretch, particularly in June, but the club stumbled through the summer. They finished just under .500 in both July and August, continuing a season marked by streaky play. Even so, Houston remains among baseball’s elite and a contender for another deep October run. In MLB.com’s final regular-season power rankings, writer Will Leitch placed the Astros at No. 10, down one spot from the previous week as the New York Yankees jumped ahead.

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MLB Insider Expects ‘Many Teams’ to Pursue Bo Bichette

The Toronto Blue Jays have not been shy about making bold moves to secure their core. Most notably handing Vladimir Guerrero Jr. a record-shattering 14-year, $500 million contract earlier this year. That deal quickly shifted the spotlight to Bo Bichette, the All-Star shortstop now approaching free agency. Bichette has long been viewed as a candidate for an extension, but talks with Toronto have never materialized into a deal. With his contract set to expire at season’s end, he is expected to be one of the most sought-after names on the market. Bleacher Report’s Tim Kelly recently predicted that the Blue Jays will do everything they can to keep Bichette in Toronto. “The Blue Jays retained Bichette last offseason when many thought they should blow up their core. He’s rewarded them by rebounding from a disappointing 2024 season and leading the league in hits for a team that looks like a World Series contender,” Kelly wrote. “The Blue Jays have struggled to attract free agents in recent years but remain aggressive spenders, and they will do what it takes to re-sign Bichette.” Still, rival executives expect plenty of competition. Bichette’s age, production, and position make him an ideal target for multiple big-market clubs, setting the stage for a bidding war if Toronto cannot secure his signature before free agency opens.

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Jabrill Peppers Sends Confident Message Amid Free Agency

Veteran safety Jabrill Peppers has a message for NFL teams, including the Cincinnati Bengals, as the regular season approaches. “Going on nine years in this league,” Peppers wrote on X. “I’ve had seven head coaches and six defensive coordinators lol. There is no scheme you can place me in where I won’t find a way to be effective.” The 28-year-old, a former first-round pick, was released by the New England Patriots last week. He spent the past three seasons in New England. With Cincinnati introducing new defensive coordinator Al Golden and fielding a safety group of Geno Stone, Jordan Battle and Tycen Anderson, adding an experienced playmaker like Peppers could be an option. For now, the veteran is making it clear he believes he can contribute in any scheme. Former Patriots safety Jabrill Peppers has a message for the Bengals and any other NFL team that may want to sign him with the start of the regular season looming.  “Going on nine years in this league,” Peppers wrote on X. “I’ve had seven head coaches and six defensive coordinators lol. There is no scheme you can place me in where I won’t find a way to be effective.” The Bengals are one of many teams that could be interested in a proven veteran like Peppers, who was surprisingly released last week.  Peppers is a former first round pick. He’s played for the Browns, Giants and Patriots. Peppers is a proven talent that won’t cost significant money and would give the Bengals’ secondary a major boost. However, it’s unclear if the Bengals have interest in Peppers, but adding a veteran to a safety room that includes Geno Stone, Jordan Battle and Tycen Anderson would make a lot of sense. 

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Packers’ Micah Parsons has facet joint sprain

Micah Parsons‘ back injury continues to linger following his trade to Green Bay. Parsons is dealing with an L4/L5 facet joint sprain, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported, according to sources informed of the situation. The Packers star pass rusher might be able to play Week 1 against the Detroit Lions by taking an epidural, Rapoport added. Parsons passed a physical to complete last week’s blockbuster trade from Dallas to Green Bay and participated in practice Monday. Both the Cowboys and noted orthopedic spine surgeon Dr. Robert Watkins confirmed the diagnosis. Parsons will continue physical therapy in Green Bay. During his hold-in in Dallas, He cited a back issue that kept him out of practice. The issue was previously believed by most to be overstated, possibly as a negotiation tactic. It turns out it wasn’t completely fabricated. After signing a massive $47 million-per-year contract with the Packers, He is likely to do everything he can to get on the field against a division rival. Taking a pregame injection could allow him to play through any discomfort.

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Steelers Lock In Jaylen Warren With Extension Through 2027

Jaylen Warren , now the lead back in Pittsburgh, has secured his future with the Steelers. The team announced Monday it had signed Jaylen Warren to a two-year extension worth $17.5 million over three years, including $12 million guaranteed. NFL Network reported the deal will pay him more than $7 million this season. Warren, who originally joined the Steelers as an undrafted free agent in 2022, had been set to play on a one-year, $5.35 million restricted free agent tender. Instead, he now remains under contract through the 2027 season. In three years behind Najee Harris, Warren carved out a reputation as a playmaker despite never starting a game. He has averaged 4.8 yards per carry since 2022, sixth-best among running backs with at least 300 attempts. Last season, he forced 30 missed tackles and averaged 3.2 yards after contact, according to PFF. With Harris departing for Los Angeles, Jaylen Warren takes over as Pittsburgh’s RB1. He is expected to lead the backfield rotation alongside rookie Kaleb Johnson and veteran Kenneth Gainwell, with his new contract underscoring the team’s confidence in him.

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T.J. Hockenson on J.J. McCarthy: ‘A Lot Like Stafford, a Little Like Cousins’

Minnesota Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson believes rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy reminds him of a mix of two familiar passers. “He is a lot like Matthew Stafford, a little like Kirk Cousins,” Hockenson told the Minnesota Star Tribune, drawing comparisons to his former Detroit Lions teammate and the Vikings’ longtime starter. Hockenson, who missed the first seven games of the 2024 season recovering from a knee injury, admitted it took time to feel like himself again. In 10 games, Hockenson finished with 41 catches for 455 yards and one touchdown. Now healthy, he’s expected to play a central role in Week 1, with the Vikings’ receiver group already thin. Justin Jefferson is nursing a hamstring strain, Jordan Addison begins the year suspended, Rondale Moore is out for the season, and Jalen Nailor is sidelined with a hand injury. The team also re-signed veteran Adam Thielen on the eve of the opener.

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